Access the Spring 2025 edition of the Drakensberg Times by clicking the link below. This newsletter is designed to inform the tourism trade about the latest developments in the Central and Northern Drakensberg regions while also serving as a valuable resource for the general public. Explore the Drakensberg News — your trusted source for updates from the Drakensberg.
Contents
Drakensberg’s Scrub Hare – The Scrub Hare is a familiar inhabitant of the Drakensberg, where it ranges from the grassy lower foothills to high-altitude plateaus above 2,500 metres.
Cleo’s Pool and Bush Reserve Loop – Located in the scenic Champagne Valley, Cleo’s Pool and Bush Reserve Hike offers a half-day journey through natural beauty, cultural heritage, and inviting swimming spots.;
The Return of the Swallows – As the winter frost lifts from the Drakensberg valleys, the skies begin to stir with movement. Arcing and diving with effortless grace, the swallows return;
The Burial Practices of the Drakensberg San – The San of southern Africa observed distinctive burial customs, revealed through archaeological investigations in regions such as the Western Cape, KwaZulu-Natal, and parts of Zimbabwe.
Drakensberg Bird List;
Drakensberg Events;
Weather charts;
Tourism directory